Learn the studio
in one sitting.
Start with the quickstart, then go deep on whichever surface you are working in. Everything here maps to something you can do in the product today.
Quickstart
From signup to first render.
01
Create an account
Sign up with email or Google. You are verified in a minute and free credits land on your balance immediately.
02
Pick a model
Open the model gallery, search or filter, and judge each model by the real sample output on its card.
03
Write the prompt
Subject, action, environment, camera and light. The cost of the run is on the Generate button before you press it.
04
Chain the result
Recreate for siblings, Reference to keep the look, Animate to turn a still into motion. Save the winner as a preset.
Browse
Everything, by area.
Getting started
Credits & billing
Generating images
Generating video
Generating music
Workflow
Sharing & privacy
Core concepts
Generation
A single request to a model. It has a type (image, video or music), a status, a credit cost and a result. Every generation is retained in your History with the exact settings that produced it.
Run
One press of Generate. A run can contain several generations — asking for four images is one run and four outputs. Costs are shown for the whole run before you commit.
Credit
The unit of render work. Reserved when a job is accepted, settled when it completes, released when it fails. See how credits work for the full mechanics.
Preset
A saved snapshot of prompt, model and settings, stored on your account and available in every studio. The cheapest way to stay visually consistent across a project.
Limits you should know
- Concurrency — how many renders can be in flight at once. Extra jobs queue rather than fail, and the queue panel shows your position.
- Daily generation cap — a per-tier ceiling on jobs per day. Free experimental models cost nothing but still use a slot.
- Daily credit cap — a spend ceiling per day, separate from your monthly balance. It exists to contain runaway automation.
- Rate limits — applied per endpoint. API responses always carry the current window in the
X-RateLimit-*headers.
The exact numbers for each tier are on the pricing page in the comparison table — they are read from the same values the server enforces.
Still stuck?
The Help Center has deeper articles and the in-app assistant answers most questions instantly. Anything it cannot handle reaches a human.
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